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GloBAl GoVErnAncE Global governance is a term difficult to define. In part, its success in academic and policy discourse results precisely from its capacity to embrace very different global phenomena and institutions. The starting point of global governance is a growing recognition that an increased number of issues can no longer be governed at the state level and requires some form of transnational governance. In fact, a variety of institutional actors, other than states and inter-governmental organizations, increasingly play a crucial role in global governance, by articulating alternative modes of governance, formulating the global agenda, and creating spaces to make decisions that should produce the sublimation of the relations among geopolitical and economic actors. For Europe to play an important role in shaping global governance, it is essential to strengthen and mobilise its existent critical mass on this subject, at a research and policy level. Of the myriad issues calling for global governance, the Global Governance Programme (GGP) focuses its re- 22 roBErt ScHuMAn cEntrE For AdVAncEd StudIES search, in particular, on Modes of Global Governance, Development Policies, International Trade, Climate Policies, Global Economics and Cultural Diversity in a Globalised World. The GGP addresses these issues, sharing knowledge and developing new ideas, and serving as a bridge between research and policy-making. Key faculty RSCAS: Stefano Bartolini, Denny Ellerman, Giorgia Giovannetti, Miguel Maduro, Petros Mavroidis tHE GloBAl GoVErnAncE proGrAMME The Global Governance Programme (GGP) is research turned into action. It links research to policy-making in three different ways: it conducts policy-oriented research through its research strands; it brings policy-makers in contact with scholars and researchers at the High-Level Policy Seminars; and it offers executive and policy-orient-
ed training through the Academy of Global Governance. The GGP provides a European setting to conduct research at the highest level and promote synergies between the worlds of research and policy-making to generate ideas and identify creative and innovative solutions to global challenges. The GGP engages worldwide top scholars, fellows and researchers with strong and specialised knowledge in various global governance domains to expand the pool of academic expertise and to advance policy-oriented research and analysis on issues as diverse as human rights, international trade, development, climate change, internet governance, and regional integration. The GGP organizes debates with the aim of offering a stage for experts representing diverging viewpoints on issues of global relevance to confront each other and debate with an audience of scholars, practitioners, policy-makers. In High-Level Policy Seminars (HLPS) the Programme brings together world thinkers and leaders to promote real exchanges and synergies between the worlds of research and policy. Since its first HLPS in 2010 on the EU agenda for global governance, the GGP has convened top policy-makers and scholars to discuss guidelines and recommendations to develop policy proposals on issues such as the aftermath of the 2007 financial crisis, the democratic governance of the Euro, international trade in a post-Doha scenario and the role of courts in social change and judicial independence. The President of the European Commission, José Manuel Durão Barroso, the Vice-President of the European Central Bank, Vitor Constâncio, the Legal Adviser of the US State Department, Harold Hongju Koh, the Deputy Director-Generals of the World Trade Organization, Harsha Vardhana Singh and Rufus H. Yerxa, have been among our participants. With the Academy of Global Governance (AGG) the GGP offers executive and policy-oriented training on diverse key issues linked to its research strands and targeted to 23 roBErt ScHuMAn cEntrE For AdVAncEd StudIES GGp High level policy Seminar on courts, Social change, and judicial Independence, 2012 the leaders of the future. Building on the EUI’s unique intellectual reputation, on the top-level speakers, but most importantly on the highly qualified participants from all over the world, the AGG represents an exceptional setting to exchange ideas and experiences, as well as an enriching networking opportunity. The GGP intends to contribute to the debate underpinning some of the most relevant issues of the present time. In only three years since its establishment, the Programme has produced over thirty Working Papers and Policy Papers resulting from research or from workshops and policy debates and published in the RSCAS series. Following the High-Level Policy Seminars the GGP also produces Policy Briefs to provide hands-on background information and policy recommendations to policy makers and to a wider non-academic audience on the issues discussed. The GGP also disseminates a biannual electronic newsletter (published in June and December) to keep its growing network updated on the Programme’s activities and publications. To further augment debate and increase the knowledge and understanding of global issues, the Programme has created the GGP Network, a dynamic virtual community of scholars, policy experts and institutions. Members exchange research, policy analysis and commentary taking cue from international meetings, news but also from publications. Miguel Poiares Maduro is the Director of the Global Governance Programme. dEVElopMEnt polIcy The development group at the RSCAS has recently coordinated two flagship reports which are the main outcome of the Mobilizing European Research for Development Policy initiative, promoted and financed by the European Commission and seven EU member states (Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Spain, Sweden and the UK). The
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